New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
PERSONAL.

Mrs Julia ward Howe has gone to Newport for
tho summer.
Ex-Governor Pattson's portrait is to be placed
in the state gallery at Harrisburg, Penn, by the side
OF those Of his predecessors. IL was painted by MD
Bates Of philadelphia, who was schooinHie Vi MI
Paulson.
The Rev. DR.. Phillips Brooks preached on Sunday
bIs last sermon In Boston prior to sailing for Eng
land for VACATION
syndicate composed of Senator Jones, Mr.
Maclay. Mr. Flood and other California capitalists
has the great tract Of land known as the
Mariposa Grant
There was recently sold In Paris for sl,10o an
eIrht-pare manuscript OF the first Napoleon IL was
part Of a history Of Corsica which he wrote IN l'Vo
Ex-senator Pomeroy, of Massachusetts,, once fa-
nous as n high liver, has been trying tho "starVa-
ton cure" His weight has fallen from 234 TO 2o'
hounds and his health has correspOndlnsly improNet
Mrs Julia G. II. Dorr Will sail from Boston on the
Cephalonia on June 9 to spend the summer chiefly
in England and Scotland. Possibly she win 60 to
Switzerland for woek or two. 1t VIII BIO her hrs'
visit 10 Europe.
General David Hunter strother, porte Crayon,"
Is living quietly near Berkeley Springs, Va Ho Is
now a little than seventy years old Il weigh
100 pounds he says; "walk my five miles without
fatigue, and am not conscious VI any Paii'' "'ne'
or discomforts whatsoever"
Senator ingalls, has been lcctunng against woman
suffrage
Count Leo b. schwabc Is steadily recovering
NJ the Boston City Hospital from his recent stroke
NJ paralysis. Gle belongs" says "Ihe Traveller"
Of tLat city, "to q distinguished family In Northern
Germany. Both his grandmothers celebrated
for their wealth and accomplishments, one Of them
coming from the house OF Gumpel, Hamburg. which
was notable for lts princey endowment Of public In
stitutlons while the other came from the ancient
house OF IIeine also noted for its public bcnefces
member of the family lately presented to tho city
Of Paris free dispensary, AMI President Grevy was
thn lpUi
Tao Schwabes also famous In other respects
Sir Samuel sch wabc l. a noted astronomer. johanna
schwabo Goldschmtt, lately deceased was one o..
the leaders OF the kinder gartcn movement, Schwabe
70 English institutions. Henry Heine, the poet, was
also a descendant Of this house The Counts fam
ily part icually the ladies' had been for long pc
Rod active with the late Duchess OF sutherland III
her WORK of freeing slaves"
Mr.. walter Desants acquaintance with Mr. James
Rico began with tho chance contribution Of artl-
Gle by the former to "Once a Week." the periodical
of which Mr.. Rice was owner and clifton
At Viscount CIanborne's wedding, the Marquis OF
Salisbury wore shoclingly bad hat 1t was, says
The Liverpool Courier" shabbier than Mr..
Gladstones, and apparently Of about the same quail
,ty a. that OF the late Earl Of Derby who was re-
puted to wear the worst hat In Parliament. Tho
late Duke OF Westminster used to be noticed Tor hts
plain, not to say mram apparel. A. RUE, the Com
mOnefs are better dressed than the LOris, and tho
shinIr-t hats AZ Westminster are on the heads OF tho
parnelllte members
Lieutenant Commander William ". Hcaton, OF
tho Engineer Corps, United states Navy, who has
been the expert engineer the Naval Board OF In
speetion at this port, examining merchant steam vss-